3: Michael Jackson Died Years Ago HoaxEmail claims that Michael Jackson actually died many years ago and that the star's decayed body has recently been discovered buried at the Neverland Ranch. It suggests that an "other worldly" impostor has been playing the role of Michael Jackson for a number of years.

Total Page Views to Date: 1,060,722

4: Wrestling Star John Cena is NOT DeadCirculating social media message claims that World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) star John Cena has died of a head injury while practicing a wrestling stunt with a WWE co-star.

Circulating message claims that attached photographs depict a bloody whale slaughter near a shore in the Faroe Islands. The message claims that, since the Faroe Islands "belong" to Denmark, it is Denmark's responsibility to stop the slaughter.

8: Q33 NY Wingdings Hoax - Elevens and the Wrath of the EagleEmail claims that entering Q33 NY in the Wingdings font reveals a combination of symbols that reflect the 2001 attack on the Twin Towers. It also claims that a verse in the Quran predicts US involvement in Iraq and that "eleven" is a number with special significance to 9/11.

Circulating message that includes an image depicting an unusual rash on a woman's breast, claims that the rash harboured live larvae that were feeding off her fat, tissue, and milk canals.

Total Page Views to Date: 541,018

13: Simon Ashton Email Hacker HoaxMessage warns that simply accepting an email from a sender called Simon Ashton (simon_25_@hotmail.co.uk) will allow him to hack your email account as well as the accounts of others on your email contact list.

15: Prime Minister Howard - Muslims Out Of AustraliaEmail forward claims that former Australian Prime Minister John Howard told the media that immigrants should adapt to Australian culture, language and beliefs or leave the country. It also claims that Howard told Muslims who want to live under Islamic Sharia law that they should get out of Australia

Total Page Views to Date: 503,363

16: Burundanga Business Card Drug WarningCirculating warning claims that criminals are attempting to incapacitate women in order to rob or rape them by handing them business cards laced with a powerful drug called Burundanga.

18: Hoax - Picture of 'World's Largest Tortoise'Social media message claims that an attached photograph depicts the world's largest tortoise, found in the Amazon River, being transported along a roadway strapped to the bed of a large truck. A newer variant claims that the giant beast is a mutant caused by radiation leaked from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan.

Total Page Views to Date: 490,575

19: Giant Skeleton HoaxEmails with attached images supposedly depicting the skeletal remains of gigantic humans claim that the skeletons were unearthed in the Arabian or Indian deserts.

21: Shark Behind Scuba Divers Photo HoaxEmail claims that an attached image showing a large shark very close behind a scuba-diving couple is a real photograph taken during a family holiday in Australia.

Total Page Views to Date: 459,315

22: PF Lens - See Through Clothing Camera WarningEmail forward warns that unscrupulous photographers are using specialized camera lenses to capture images of women's bodies through their clothing and posting the resulting "nude" pictures on websites.

Total Page Views to Date: 445,105

23: Mexican Drug Money PhotosSeries of photographs circulating via email and online show millions of dollars in cash seized during a drug raid in Mexico.

Article circulating online and via email tells the horrifying story of an experiment conducted by Russian researchers during the 1940's in which five prisoners were kept awake in a sealed environment for 15 days.